By Charlie Loran • Published: 24 Nov 2020 • 15:43
DONATING your body to science and organ donation are two very different things, however, they are often confused, do you know the difference?
Donating your body to science
Donating your body to Science is a non-transplant option helping to save countless lives through supporting medical research and education.
When considering this option, it is important to understand what is involved for both yourself and your family.
Deciding to become an Organ Donor
Organ donation is a live transplant to a living person, and Spain has been the world leader in this area for 27 years.
When considering this option, it is important to understand the system for both yourself and your family.
The important thing to know with both options is to make your wishes known to your loved ones.
Here at Golden Leaves, we highly endorse and can talk you through either option, our team of experts will assist in helping accommodate your wishes, and better yet, we can set your costs in place, take away any emotional burden from your families, offer a €150 discount from each plan taken for the month of December 2020, and if you do decide on donating your body to science and your body is utilised by an organisation we will refund 100 % of the plan purchase price to your family.
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